This company specializes in programming robotics solutions tailored for hybrid manufacturing environments. They provide the necessary software and integration services to automate complex production workflows. The core value is enabling manufacturers to efficiently combine different production methods using advanced robotic control systems.
Funding
$1.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional methods of large-scale 3D printing often require specialized equipment and lack the flexibility to produce complex, customized parts efficiently. This can lead to increased costs, longer lead times, and significant material waste in manufacturing processes.
Solution
ADAXIS offers AdaOne, a software platform that transforms industrial robotic arms into large-scale 3D printers for additive manufacturing. AdaOne integrates path planning, process optimization, and process control into a single platform, enabling manufacturers to plan, manufacture, and control their robotic printing processes. The software supports a variety of hardware setups and provides complete workflow coverage, from 3D model optimization to robot programming and monitoring. By combining industrial robotics with additive manufacturing, AdaOne facilitates the scalable production of large-scale parts in materials like metal, plastics, and concrete, reducing costs, lead times, and material waste.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes manufacturers in industries such as aerospace, automotive, construction, and tooling, seeking to produce large-scale, customized parts with increased efficiency and reduced waste.
Features
- Seamless integration of path planning, process optimization, and process control
- Flexible and scalable hardware support, compatible with various robots and process heads
- Complete workflow coverage, including 3D model optimization, process planning, robot programming, and monitoring
- Optimized multi-axis tool path strategies, accounting for process and geometry
- Monitoring and process control through data logging and analysis from robots, process heads, vision systems, and external sensors
- Capability to handle complex use cases such as repair, mold tool manufacturing, feature addition, and multi-material printing
- Compatibility with a wide range of industrial robot brands, including ABB, KUKA, FANUC, and Yaskawa